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  1. Burns-bass
    100 to 150 but he only actually uses a few of them. They always say that.
  2. Burns-bass
    I’m not going to read through the 4 pages here, but I think the post its are a great idea and I salute anyone who suggested it.
  3. Burns-bass
    To be fair, he does mention this in the description.
  4. Burns-bass
    We’ve done Greene King pubs a lot and it’s always invoice (and a month wait!) This is a brilliant story.
  5. Burns-bass
    These are absolutely amazing instruments. The finish is about an inch thick and that may help with the tone which is absolutely thunderous. The ideal rock bass.
  6. Burns-bass
    It’s a good point. I normally use the 1x10 on top of the midget so in this configuration it’s lower. The sale of the Ampeg means this is all pointless as I can keep the midget and the 2 x 10s
  7. Burns-bass
    It really depends on budget and aspirations. If you want to gig you’ll need something large and portable (separates is better) and if it’s for bedroom practice a combo is probably a better bet. Buying used will get you the most value. Personally, I don’t think the Trace Eliot elf can be bettered. I’ve used it for gigs of all sizes and carry it as a spare to all gigs alongside a bigger amp. Ideally you’d pair it with the cabinet Mark is selling and you’d have an amp capable of doing small venues. What I like is it’s simplicity and the fact it doesn’t colour the sound. I match mine with a couple of Batefaced cabinets. I’m playing Tenby blues festival at some point and happy to show you what such an unassuming rig can do (if it’s nearby!)
  8. Burns-bass
    Crazy stuff.
  9. Burns-bass
    It won’t damage the bass, no. If you’ve got a plywood bass then it’ll be fine. If you have a fully carved one, might be worth taking to a luthier. The action shouldn’t buzz. The problem is that the low tension strings reverberate a lot. In the end, when you’re playing acoustically or through an amp the audience won’t hear it. If you’re confident working with wood then give it a crack. Reshaping the top of a bridge can be a challenge so make sure you know what you’re doing before you start working.
  10. Burns-bass
    Hi all, I was lucky enough to score this flip top head and can and (as you'd expect) it's amazing. Simply incredible sound, looks and construction. This is an absolute deal for someone, and I'm passing it on for the same price I paid. Collection only from Bristol and £550 gets it. (I can't drive out and meet you anywhere as I don't have a car and it's too heavy for me to waste my time trying to find a courier). This is a heavyweight amp. It's not a class D, 2kg monster (like the TE Elf). It's easier for me to paste the details below. Nothing has changed since the advert was posted. If it doesn't sell for the asking price, I will cry myself to sleep safe in the knowlegde that I have the greatest practice amp that has ever been created. My wife even likes the tolex pattern, so maybe I'll see if I can sneak it into the living room...
  11. Burns-bass
    I really need the space. Price now includes delivery. If you collect, can do for £225.
  12. Burns-bass
    Doing the job. I can see what people say about it colouring the sound. It’s a lovely vintage sounding rig and the EBS is ultra powerful for something so small.
  13. Burns-bass
    Paired the 10s with an EBS Reidmar 750 and absolutely blew me away. perfect sound from a tiny package. Got bless modern engineering and manufacturing. First gig tomorrow. Will update.
  14. Burns-bass
    It is essentially a magnetic pickup that you can blend with a piezo, yes. I play loud and with effects sometimes and a piezo just doesn’t work. If I was playing smoky jazz clubs or had some sound engineer to do everything for me, then I’m not sure it would be the best solution (although the guy from Mumford & Sons used to use one of these and he was playing mega stages!). It’s 100% plug and play which is what I need for my gigs. Better players at bigger venues will need something else, naturally.
  15. Burns-bass
    Reduced to £250
  16. Burns-bass
    100% agree. The 1975 reissue with the block inlays is an incredible bass as I imagine this one is.
  17. Burns-bass
    Yep, 100% agree. I got one of these made and it’s excellent. http://www.zadow-electronics.de/pickup_e.htm Stick it into a good preamp and sounds ace.
  18. Burns-bass
    I had this. Sound people kept complaining the bass was too low with a piezo and then when I turned it up the risk of feedback was too high. I now have both a magnetic and a peizo on the bass and while you can mix them, I can't be bothered. Let us know how the gig goes!
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  20. Burns-bass
    These basses are just phenomenal.
  21. Burns-bass
    Yeah, I meant more that kind of heavy muted flatwound sound. Did you see the gig at the Barbican?
  22. Burns-bass
    True. It’s a wonderful album and he did the 2007 Barbican concert perfectly.
  23. Burns-bass
    Guy worked with Taylor Swift that’s why.
  24. Burns-bass
    Err, the order got cancelled as I’m going to sell the bass.
  25. Burns-bass
    There’s some controversy about what he did and didn’t play on this album, but the tone he got on Melody Nelson album (and live) is the greatest bass sound I’ve ever heard.
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